Re: Weller PU81 bad transformer?
I think the problem is when i was cinnecting dimm bulb it will cause some voltage drop and sensor cannot work propper
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Re: Weller PU81 bad transformer?
PU-81 manual says fuse is a T500mA (230V) or T1.0A (120V); I believe the "T" means time-delay to tolerate transformer inrush.Leave a comment:
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i try with 0.5A slow blow fuse and all working ok, thank you all.Leave a comment:
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So if you lift one end of Gate resistor R4 the iron will no longer gets hot for sure?Leave a comment:
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So the TRIAC is not shorted out or has leakage resistance?Leave a comment:
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Check D2 and D7, one may be shorted.Leave a comment:
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If you can not find a .5 amp slow blow fuse you could use a 1.25 to 1.5 fast acting you might even get by using a 1 amps fuse but you would have to try itLeave a comment:
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hmm you could be right. I throw away original fuse but it might be slow act - i did not think about this. i will try to put 0.5A Slow act fuse and see what happen.
Thank you for thatLeave a comment:
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Re: Weller PU81 bad transformer?
Is that a .5 amp fast acting fuse or is this a .5 amp slow blow fuse this will make a difference recheck the original fuse to see which type it is
Dose this iron glow red while it is on and is the led flashing if this is the case you have a problem
Dose the led flash slowly or dose it flash fast and dose not glow red it might be alright if you have a way to check the iron temperature this would something to check
I hope this helpsLeave a comment:
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What do you mean to check thermal sensor, how?
I put the 2A fuse instead 0.5A and now all working ok but i know rhat is not solutionLeave a comment:
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Check the thermal sensor located in the heating element.Leave a comment:
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i try to connect Amp meter in series with dimbulb. With Iron i got 0.18A and my iron is heating but wont stop heating. LED is constant onLeave a comment:
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The big one is triac (BTA12-600CW)Leave a comment:
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Re: Weller PU81 bad transformer?
yes you are right, i check now with dimm bulb and transformer give 24VAC on secundary. So my problem is in circuit.
Here is the picture of it. I check the big voltage regulatore and it is ok.Last edited by rtstorm; 04-20-2017, 01:15 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Weller PU81 bad transformer?
That is true, if you're applying 230VDC to the iron, it will blow fuses unlike direct heat solder irons... These low voltage isolated temperature controlled irons require AC for not just the transformer, but temperature control too. Tossing that out just in case...Leave a comment:
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